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Understanding 9/11Disco Biscuits Live at Tammany Hall on 1998-03-21
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1: Law and Order Theme -> Basis for a Day, Vassillios -> Little Shimmy in a Conga Line, Epistrophy, M.E.M.P.H.I.S.
2: (Rainbow Song), Radiator -> Bernstein and Chasnoff
2: (Rainbow Song), Radiator -> Bernstein and Chasnoff
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| Basis for a Day |
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| Little Shimmy in a Conga Line |
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| Banter |
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| Epistrophy |
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| M.E.M.P.H.I.S. |
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| Tuning** |
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| Radiator -> |
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| Bernstein and Chasnoff |
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Notes
PLAN C APPROVED
Rainbow Song is missing from the recording
Reviews
Reviewer:
bnoring
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March 24, 2016
Subject: 3/21/98
Subject: 3/21/98
Nice show here with stretched out versions of a bunch of all time Bisco classics including a very nice "Vassillios" > "Little Shimmy in a Conga Line" and "Radiator" > "Bernstein and Chasnoff". Overall a nice spacey set with the band floating more so into the ether. Very good sound to top it off.
Reviewer:
astropuffer
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December 20, 2005
Subject: Tammany Hall produces the best music!
Subject: Tammany Hall produces the best music!
I was at this show and Tammany Hall has produced some of the most unbelievable performances I've ever seen! this being in the top 10, check out 9/16/98 . 1/22/99 . 12/26/02 . for 3 others all Tammany Hall shows.
*local band Heir opened the show
**show was taped by Glen 'Moosh' Sullivan
*local band Heir opened the show
**show was taped by Glen 'Moosh' Sullivan
Reviewer:
cookedw
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December 20, 2005
Subject: Early electronic Biscuits
Subject: Early electronic Biscuits
From the groovetacular Basis to the techno B&C and everything in between, this is a great show. Marc hangs onto that Shimmy bassline for so long...you can really feel everyone on the same page and synched up. And then the way in which they trick out the beginning to B&C (first known techno version of anything that I know of)...that whole segue is just simply on fire. Plus, I think the sound is great, personally.
